The Federal Communications Commission, the federal agency that regulates communication including radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable, is requesting input from residents about their broadband access. This new tool allows the public to input their address and find out who serves their area and report inaccurate information in the current maps.
To ensure that the maps are constantly improving, the system allows consumers and others to challenge inaccuracies and provide feedback. Individuals who see that the information on the maps does not match up with what they know from their lived experience will be able to submit challenges, or request corrections, directly through the map interface.
Federal broadband grants will be distributed based on the new map. Please provide your input to help improve broadband access in Medina.